yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] ctbear:
Have you tried re-enabling the service and re-adding the extension, after disabling other services?
[Android Apps and Games] brchickery:
When you click on the latest message on dashclock it takes you to the inbox instead of the actual message. Is that working as intended?
[Android Apps and Games] Citizen_Snips:
Verizon galaxy nexus. Same issue as others. When I try to use the settings for dash clock it tells me I have to turn accessibility on for it. So I turn it on. (This is the only thing I have enabled) however I can never see any options. Just to turn on accessibility from settings, not all the options like on the screenshot. I have all notifications enabled in the voice app. Still it won't show up in dash clock no matter what I do. Not the old voice mails, no new ones either...... This used to work for me, not sure what's going on now: (
[Android Apps and Games] ctbear:
Yes this is intended.

Hmmm this is not normal. Did you install the latest version on play store?
[Android Apps and Games] brchickery:
Ok thanks for the reply. In that case...

Any way you could make it go to the message you click on? That would be really helpful.

Also a great feature would be to be able to quick reply with a popup. If you could make it do that somehow.
[Android Apps and Games] ctbear:
I have spent quite a bit of time figuring out how to go to the new message thread directly, and none of the things i tried worked. If I have time I might investigate again.

Popup for new messages probably won't happen as that is outside of the scope of the app (an extension of a widget).
[Android Apps and Games] brchickery:
You are the man. Thanks buddy.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikel_0004:
does directory bind app works on /mnt/asec to external_sd card??? i have pipo smart s1(rooted) and it seems that when i try to transfer to sd my games and apps, it goes in /mnt/asec... i cant transfer it to external sdcard... any suggestions?? thanks...
[General Questions and Answers] pds26:
I got into bootloop after installing some apps and I am just wondering if I can access my nandroid backup folder on my PC....coz apparently I need to change the folder name in order to get rid of "MD5 mismatch" during restoration in clockwork mod recovery.

Thanks in advance.
[General Questions and Answers] post-mortem:
By default, the backup folder is on the sd card. If your device has a removable card, you can just put it into your pc & access it. You can also access it through USB by using adb commands, but you must have previously turned on debugging mode in the settings.

It's also handy to have AROMA Filemanager on your sd card. You flash it in recovery like any other zip (it doesn't make any changes, just launches the file manager). It also comes with a terminal emulator. It's quite powerful, and extremely handy when you can't get your system to boot up.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jprasadh:
I would like to get all y'all on XDA's opinions on buttons on your phone. My personal preference is on screen for their flexibility, customizability, and context-sensitivity. What do y'all think?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uchihakurtz:
On Screen buttons are great on tablets and phones, it gives a clean look. But sometimes I accidently pressed the back button when typing which is kinda annoying and you have no choice but to press the lock screen to wake the screen. I prefer a physical home button and capacitive back keys (cuz you press a lot) for phones and On Screen buttons for tablet since orientation doesn't matter. :)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] thirumurukan:
Dear all,

I am using Xperia U when i am trying to install custom ROM, my phone cracked and now it is not booting...

When i am trying to flash it with another new firmware it not booting in Flash mode,when i am trying to connect in flash mode only red indication glows nothing else ....no power ON,no button working nothing please help me in this issue to boot it up in Flash Mode to repair it... i am using MAC

my device is Xperia U ICS...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jjrst20:
Flashed synergy (i think the r326 one) and getting this message through setup

"Unfortunately, the proccess com.android.phone has stopped"

"Unfortunately, come,.sec.sprextension has stopped"

Any help is appreciated
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jjrst20:
no 3g connection as well
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Clean flash? Formatting everything except sdcard? Did you.install gapps? Any data restored?

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jjrst20:
wiped, cache, delv. not return of date. unsure of the sdcard. What i noticed is i have to click on the a folder/0 three separate times to get to my zip in TWRP
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Are you formatting /system and /data (might say factory restore for wiping /data)? If not, that may be your issue

Sent from my PG06100
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] miguelfp1:
I've read some posts that Synergy's release r298 seems more stable for Sprint users, maybe you could try that version
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jjrst20:
sorry about that. was in a rush last night.

CM10.1 moved all my files into multple partitions of the /0 folder and when i go to wipe dalv it says unknown path exists
[General Questions and Answers] anujlink:
I have cherry magnum HD but when i try to update OTA via OTA updater. It says

" The Rom Developers has not enabled support for the OTA Updater! Please ask them (Kindly) to add support before using this app!

(otaupdater.otaid value empty or missing)

please help..
[General Questions and Answers] Lifehacker7:
You using any custom rom?

You can't take official OTAs once you're on another ROM. that's why it's been disabled by the dev.

You should go back to complete stock if you want official OTA updates.

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[General Questions and Answers] imnothereatall:
OTA Updater is an app that indexes roms. If yiyr rom creator has not added their rom to the OTA Updater rom index, it will not work.
[General Questions and Answers] Lifehacker7:
That's what i meant!

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[General Questions and Answers] imnothereatall:
Use the thanks button :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sofia-captivate:
I still haven't rooted my note 2. I want to root and get custom roms but scared the roms might not have good battery like stock. I'm not sure what's you guys opinion?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] PhxDroid86:
Everything gets better with custom roms
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] pierrekid:
Stock.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Markor13:
I have rooted every Android I ever owned including ny Note 2... This is the only phone I have unrooted and went back to fully stock. I am very happy with the way this phone runs stock.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sleepy8686:
I absolutely had in my mind I wasn't going to root etc. but im running the latest jedi rom and it is phenomenal!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] remmy925:
There are some cool features tied in with touch wizard specific to our pen capability. If you go custom you may lose that. So I would look more at rooting like such. Do I want root to bypass tethering lockdown from the vendor or to make backups with Titainium? Do I really need to overclock or undervolt? Do a new ROM's features negate the potential loss of pen related features

Sent from my GT-N7105
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] zellroot:
Im rooted running stock, tried jedirom 10 and had to pull the battery after every phone call. Still havent gotten an answer as to why this was happening. Went back to stock rooted and done with custom roms until this gets ironed out.....on a positive note, that jedi 10 with that kernel was flying and im very disappointed that I couldnt stick with it as it has awsome features.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] safeplayer22:
I was running stock rooted since I got my phone late last December. But today I finally decided to run a custom rom and jedi 10 was it. Flashed with no problems and do not see the problem you have. The rom is really nice. Here are some features I would suggest rooting for:

1. Free wifi tethering (it's a must for me since T-mobile charges $15 for me to use data that I'm already paying for).

2. Wifi calling (good option to have in case I do not have signals) - the jedi 10 rom offers this.

3. Multi-windown (any app) - a cool feature. I don't think I will use it much though. But it's good to use to show off.

4. Samsung keyboard with auto-correct. I wanted to keep the samsung keyboard so that I can use the s-pen sometimes. But the jedi rom has the auto-keyboard switcher embedded.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] SAMOANBK47:
??????

I rooted my phone I think but now I dont know what to do next! How do I pick a rom and where do I go to pick a rom or download one? Also what are kernals and overclicking?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mftek1:
Before you do anything else, search "nandroid" learn all about it, and make one.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Septembersrain:
I was stock until about 3 days ago. I moved into the Jedi ROM. I used CWM, the non-touch version. I don't know if I'm old school or worried about a non responsive screen but eh.

Originally I'd just thought to stay stock and not rooted so I could get OTA'S. Though with a ROM, I'm already miles ahead of the game.

As another person stated, using the tethering has really been good for me. I'm paying $70 a month, $15 more for the hot spot would of been ridiculously overkill.

Also, I've never seen or witnessed a phone become so buttery smooth and perform so well. I'm happy. ^_^

Just make sure you do back ups through TiBu and do nandroids.

Sent from my SGH-T889 using Xparent Green Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Meanee:
I rooted, went to Jedi ROM, but had issues, like screen tearing, slow response (probably aggressive underclocking) and some other weirdness. Went to Tweaked ROM, and had to pull battery after using CNN app for 5 minutes. Also phone is very slow to wake. Turning screen off makes music player unusable. I think I should go to stock, but I would love to have TSM Parts thing on it. Wonder if there's a way to install it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dwitherell:
This would likely be better off reported in the Tweaked thread...

But, w/ the CNN freeze up (was this an app or website? Reading text or watching video/listening to audio?) was there any FC at all? What kernel were you using? What version of Tweaked were you running, and what sort of options did you have installed? A logcat of such an issue would be immensely helpful :) Also - were you charging the phone and have the MIUI battery bar active? On other phones I've experienced issues w/ video playback and that combo.

Turning screen off makes music player unusable - what do you mean? The long-press volume controls weren't working? The music stops? What app were you using to listen to music?

Very slow to wake - is there anything more specific you can offer here? Like an amount of time it takes to wake? That really shouldn't differ from stock at all - and there will always be a bit of lag there (though I never have anything more than a second or so).

And fwiw TSMParts is regrettably not an independently functional sort of apk. It requires a bunch of other edits throughout aspects of /system to actually work. But man that would be nifty :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] remmy925:
Fyi...noting what I said before, I am currently running one of Tesh's rooted stock ROMs for the international version. I can run backups, do tethering (no carrier lockdown for international), and run another kernel if I wish. It also allows me to use some of the Exposed installer tweaks to keep the Note2 touchwiz benefits and still use things like per app resultions and all apps in multiwindow.

Sent from my GT-N7105
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Meanee:
I didn't really so a lot of troubleshooting. It was a CNN app. I pushed Back button from an article and got a black screen only with top bar active. Pushed power button, screen turned off. Then it stayed off. Had to do a battery pull. Not charging, no MIUI battery bar.

As for music, turning off the screen makes it stutter and slow down. Turning screen back on fixed the issue. I am guessing with screen off, clock rate is way too low to support music playback.

Very slow to wake could mean 2-3 seconds after I push the power or home button. Same thing with phonecalls. I can hear the phone ring but screen would stay black. 2-3 seconds later I can finally see who's calling.

I guess I can resolve most of these issues by tweaking clock rates, just wish I had time to read up on it.

Edit: Forgot to mention, I am on 1.4. Downloaded and flashed yesterday.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dwitherell:
Hmm... my thoughts:

- That may have just been wonkiness in the CNN app - not sure if anything I did could impact something in the way you described (but of course I could be wrong).

- Yeah that is way slow - and uncharacteristic from my experiences at least

- That plus the music issue makes me wonder - are you just using the stock kernel? If so you can't do much in the way of clock rate tweaking, but I also find it curious as I've heard little in the way of issues regarding the stock kernel.

- Did you do a full data wipe before installing?

Regardless - I am sorry to hear about the poor outcome - feel free to PM me if you want any suggestions/help troubleshooting. I'm not the best at it (especially remotely), but I'll try :)

Sorry for the off-topic stuff OP!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] LordJohnWhorfin:
The question doesn't make sense.

Rooting just means you unlock the root account on the phone to have superuser access. This is required by some useful apps (ProxyDroid, Paragon NTFS & HFS+ which lets you mount any USB stick or hard drive using an OTG cable, backup programs...). You can very well keep the stock firmware and just root it, which is what I ended up doing on the Note II.

On my previous Galaxy S2 CM10 was working like a champ, so I figured I would try it on the Note II... I think at this point it's a total disaster and completely unusable, just not ready for prime time. Bluetooth is completely broken, the camera doesn't work, the video driver has problems, and most of all you lose a lot of the cool things you get with the stock firmware (multi-windows, stylus-specific features, etc...). Good enough if you're contributing to the ROM development and testing for bugs and missing features, but painfully not ready for prime time. The big problem is that you just don't know what feature will break next and will let you down right when you need it.

So for me, it's stock until CM10.1 goes RC. But of course I rooted it because I want to be able to use some apps that require rooting.

Note that some Samsung apps (Readers Hub) detect SuperSU and refuse to run. Uninstall SuperSU and use Superuser instead, and use Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper to temporarily unroot the phone if you need to use them.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Classick206:
Rooted on Stock Rom is the way to go.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mingkee:
I stay on stock ROM for Wi-Fi calling, but I had it rooted in order to transfer application data.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] rgloria12:
Backup your efs as well, because there has been several people that have lost their imei.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] muasxees:
I am rooted on stock. Primary reason for root is to uninstall bloatwares and backing up my apps easier.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dirtbag1975:
I've been rooted since I got the phone not much after its release date. I'm running Jedi master 10 with persus kernel, and the external to internal memory mod so I fully utilize my 64 gig class 10 sd card. I've never been happier with a phone. I'm a heavy gamer and have 12 or 13 game loft games alone. I think I have every app I've ever bought on my phone now, totalling well over a hundred. Using ti backup makes it a snap to backup apps and their user data which I utilize a lot. I couldn't imagine not rooting my devices, the benefits definitely out weigh any negatives, just make sure to do your due diligence prior to installing any Rom. I tend to run touch wiz based custom roms and Jedi master version Roms are a thing of beauty. Performance and Battery life has never been better with full enhanced stock functionality. Zero regrets.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] naripsta:
This.

Running root on stock, and then used ROM Toolbox to uninstall the bloatware.

But I'm probably going to flash some sort of 4.2.2 on the N2 just to see how it is. I have a feeling I'll end up coming back to stock though.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] fix-this!:
root it!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] RonnieRuff:
Not sure why anyone would stay with Samsung firmware on 4.1.2 but that's just me. My last 3 phones were nexus devices.

Carbon 1.5 | Kroz Hue Brown Theme | Crack Flasher
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] fix-this!:
Once you go aosp it's hard to go back to touchwiz.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] RonnieRuff:
Yup! I always want the latest.

Carbon 1.5 | Kroz Hue Brown Theme | Crack Flasher
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Meanee:
Well, I was like this with Sense on my Evo 4G LTE. I didn't like it. Too bloated, too much resources. But TouchWiz manages to stay out of your way. Things like S-Notes (popup during phone call) are great. Automatic helper screen for S-Pen and Headphones are amazing. And I cannot live without WiFi calling, since I get no reception where I am now.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] samsungluver:
Root....

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jondevere:
um..

Root, dont stay locked up!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mindspec808:
No brainer...root that puppy...y not...its noob easy to do...

Sent From Air waves transmissions.. Amaze 4g speedrom w/xda app etc...×√×
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jaekidd1012:
In the interest of efficiency I finally took the plunge and rooted my Galaxy Note II. As it stands now I'm just gonna tweak the stock ROM as much as I can.

A L3G3ND4RY Galaxy [SGH-T889 Galaxy Note II]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] dirtbag1975:
I highly recommend the Jedi Master roms. It's hard to believe that this phone can be further improved, but a side by side comparison will definitely show the difference of running a quality custom Rom such as Jedi Master. Killing the bloat on stock rooted is nice but you can only do so much with stock kernel so you're going to be pretty limited gaining any real performance. Once rooted there's nothing really holding you back from achieving real performance gains by installing a quality Rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] cobraboy85:
lol at ridiculous thread

lol at OP being hesitant to do something that will inevitably and knowingly make his device work better

lol at derailed thread
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] jaekidd1012:
...except for the fear of my Note 2 being rendered near useless due to the IMEI issue. If it wasn't for that I would have a custom recovery, custom ROM and plenty of other root perks installed on my device.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] bipoler:
Just get an iPhone
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sanvara:
For me rooted stock is the way to go. I like Touchwiz and want all of the pen features. I also wanted:

Tether

GMD gesture

Tasker

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] MrMaverick03:
Root and flash Jedi X or Sons of Android, you will never look back!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] GhostZini:
I too contemplated rooting such a fine beast. Out tha box there didnt seem to be a need for root for the first time ever. I thought it was flawless and fasssst. But......the more I read rom threads the more I wanted to flash. So, for better or worse I dove in like always. And the experience was exciting. Achieving root and recovery was simple. Flashing jedi x11 rom was also a wise choice. I dont regret it at all. Jedi x11 has everything stock has but so many extras included like one touch boot animation downloads, fonts out tha wazoo, and the speed blows the doors off of what phone was before. I regret wasting 2 weeks before deciding to root, this phone rooted is the baddest thing in the world
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mrbkkt1:
It's easier when you have a nexus 4 too play with as well. This current version of touch whiz is pretty damn good.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Septembersrain:
I personally liked Jedi x10. It's more than stable, it's perfect. With tethering, easy to flash kernals, and customization it's been nothing but great.

I chose x10 over x11 because of the visually annoying fluctuation between 3G and 4G. I believe that x10 was built from source where x11 was from the International version. I think.

Anyways, I was terrified at first to modify this phone. Then after I did, I wondered why I hadn't sooner. It's a heck of a lot easier than when I rooted, custom recovery and did s-off on my HTC Evo 3D...

Sent from my SGH-T889 using Xparent Green Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] SpartanAndroid:
Thanks! I tried both and felt x10 was much more stable. Didn't realize that x11 wasn't from t889 source.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Mftek1:
Well, if your talking about tmobile base then jedi master 10 is from tmobile source.

Jedi x series are all international base. :)

Edit:

jedi x9, jedixx, jedix11 =international base

Jedi master 10 (no x) = tmobile base
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kekedaine:
root :highfive:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] walad7bab:
What's the best ROM for Note 2 UK version?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Wilford Brimley:
Newbie here, what is efs and how does it relate to imei? if you lose your imei, you lose ability to connect to tmo network or the Note2 becomes locked up? Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tolberjj:
I am a developer with an existing android app. Users have asked for a wifi only mode to avoid roaming charges when traveling. I believe I have set it all up successfully but want to be able to validate that theory..

What I am trying to figure out is if there is an app or other way to trap the data coming out of the app via the cell network (lots of background web service calls). Since I do not own all of the web services, I cannot trap from the server side.

Any ideas? I basically want to turn on a trace like you would do in SQL, and look at what is being transmitted on the phone when wifi is off but cell is on. I don't need the actual packets, just that a call was made to one of my https services. If a call is made in wifi only mode, then I know I didn't get everything.

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jr67:
Not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for but give Network Log a look

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.googlecode.networklog
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] coolkillermax:
Re: PORTING ARMv7 GAME TO ARMv6 DEVICE

Nice… :thumbup: just check those games preview so fun to play and done for small mini more posible in gaming… :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] GAMER GUY:
Probably :o
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] coolkillermax:
i just test Armorslays 1 still ok but not smooth & Armorslays 2 loading no respond...:rolleyes: any idea how to improve Mini gaming ?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] cyber-x:
:good: Please, would you mind to tell me how to port "ARM7" game into "ARM6" ??? :D :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Coolakki:
Temple run 2 lagging a lot on cm 10.1 by erikcas...any solution??
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] GAMER GUY:
Switch To Gingerbread Based Custom Rom ! Like Mebitek & Other :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] GAMER GUY:
If You Still Using Cm10 Or CM9 Please Switch To CM7 Based Rom & Use Seeder Or Chainfire For Smooth Game Play Cant Provide Link Because Both App Is PAID
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] the-bomber:
Minecraft pocket edition

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...EwMiwiY29tLm1vamFuZy5taW5lY3JhZnRwZS5kZW1vIl0. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] GAMER GUY:
Can't Portable ! Sorry